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“THE MURRAY PIONEER” www.murraypioneer.com.au Friday, August 1, 2014 - 11
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July 22
September 23–
October 22
August 2014 — Week 1
Focus, Capricorn.
The week will be
harried, and you’ll
have to knuckle
down to clear off
your desk. The
rewards will be
worth it in the end.
Pleasant surprises
are in store this
week. Enjoy,
Aquarius. A
challenge is
presented at work.
Take a stab at it. An
heirloom could use a
facelift.
The to-do list grows.
Divide and conquer,
Pisces. A pact is
made among friends.
Don’t be the one
to break it. An auto
issue requires the
expertise of a pro.
A mystery at work
deepens. Don your
detective hat if you
dare, Aries. Furry
friends provide a
much-needed distrac-
tion and lighten the
mood at home.
Money matters come
to the forefront, and
future plans may
be have to put on
hold, Taurus. The
web of deceit builds
at work. Be careful
what you say and
do.
Clutter takes hold,
anditisuptoyou
to stop it, Gemini.
Don’t for-get. One
person’s trash is
another’s treasure.
A phone call offers
valuable insight.
Fall back, Cancer.
You’re way too
invest-ed in a
project. Pass the
reins to someone
else. A change in
weather signals
it’s time to switch
modes.
Heads up, Leo. An
announcement is
about to be made.
React with caution.
There is more to
it than meets the
eye. The budget
comes together for a
project.
Passion ignites, and
plans get underway
for a getaway. A
friend makes an
interesting proposal.
Review the terms
carefully, Virgo.
Drama plays out at
work.
Savvy Libra. You
always seem to
have some tricks up
your sleeve, and that
will come in handy
this week at a last-
minute meeting. A
senior is lonely.
Make time for
others this week,
Scorpio. They will
pay it forward. A
clash of opinions
at work uncovers
the need for further
investigation.
Sweet Sagittarius.
You put yourself out
there time and time
again, and it finally
pays off. A relative’s
pleas are genuine.
Help if you can.
SUDOKU
Each number
only appears
once in each
row, column
and3x3box.
To solve a sudoku puzzle, fill the
empty cells with the numbers 1 to 9
24
9
5
6
54
8
1
4
6
539
7
1
852
7
6
2
9
31
5
7
8
94
613589247
542713986
789246513
438927651
276451839
951638472
165872394
897364125
324195768
To solve a Sudoku puzzle, each row,
column, and 3 x 3 box must contain
the numbers 1 to 9, exactly once.
You can not have the same number
appear more than once in any row,
column or box.
Solution No. 112
 No. 113
Level of
Difficulty:

249
5
6
548
14
6
539
7
1
852
7
62
931
5
7
894
613589247
542713986
789246513
438927651
276451839
951638472
165872394
897364125
324195768
To solve a Sudoku puzzle, each row,
column, and 3 x 3 box must contain
the numbers 1 to 9, exactly once.
You can not have the same number
appear more than once in any row,
column or box.
Solution No. 112
 No. 113
Level of
Difficulty:

No.313
Solution No. 312
Level of Difficulty:
Easy
CROSSWORD
Number 494
Solution to No. 493
ACROSS
1. Withstood
5. Gleeful
9. Commence
10. Voyage
11. Dove’s call
12. Silly
13. Longed for
17. Sit down
19. Nun
22. Incendiary liquid
26. Persia
28. Umpire
31. Spiritual being
32. High hill
33. Paper-folding art
34. Dangerous
snake
35. Painful
36. US state
DOWN
1. Farm pests
2. Beacons
3. Heartfelt
4. Relishes
6. Russian statesman
7. Wood nymph
8. Havana location
14. Active volcano
15. Tear
16. Slimy fish
18. Great Lake
20. Wrath
21. Golf item
23. Lawlessness
24. Branch of maths
25. Domestic duck
27. Eye membrane
28. House divisions
29. Carmelite
30. Harvest
AZTEC T JETTY
IHOPERAOA
DREAM A CRUEL
EOBKKPE
BREAK CAVES
CRY TOWEL ELF
O
AN
A
HOT SLATE EVE
MECCA SNARE
PNHTARF
LENTO W MOOSE
UIOLIVERA
SISAL N LASER
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WEEKLY CROSSWORD - 494
Entertainment
Entertainment
Event Calendar Community
Diary
A guide to what’s on in the riverland and
northern mallee for community non profit events.
EMAIL: pam@murraypioneer.com.au
Breakfast at Banrock Sunday mornings in
August Kingston-On-Murray
Events supplied by Destination Riverland
Terrace Gallery Exhibition All of August
Loxton
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2
St Albert’s School is holding an Auction with a Difference at the Loxton
Sporty Club from 6pm. Tickets are $25 and include finger food, main meal
and dessert along with entertainment from Snitzel Pac. Call 8584 5110.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
The ps Industry will steam at 11am and 1.30pm. Morning/afternoon tea is
provided. To book, phone the Renmark Visitor Centre on 8586 6704.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
Loxton’s Arts on Terrace event on East Terrace from 10am to 3pm will
include a junk art sculpture competition, free creative workshops and artists
in action. Shops will also be open and a whole town garage sale on show.
For more information visit: www.visitloxton.com.au
MONDAYS
Music and Movement sessions for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their
carers runs from 9.30am to 10.30am (during school terms) at the Renmark
Uniting Church Hall. Cost is $2 per session. BYO water bottles and fruit snack.
Riverland Farmers’ Market 02/08/2014
Berri
‘Creative Spirit’ SALA art exhibition
01/08/2014 - 24/08/2014 Renmark
Australian 4x4 Muster
02/08/2014 - 03/08/2014 Loveday
Birds and Bs - SALA Festival 02/08/2014 -
24/08/2014 Barmera
PS Industry Steaming Day 03/08/2014
Renmark
Waikerie Lions Club Auction 09/08/2014
Waikerie
Poochibald Photographic/Art Competition
09/08/2014 Loxton
Sunset Kayak Tour 10/08/2014
Berri
Camp Oven Cook Off 17/08/2014
Morgan
Sunday 10th August
10am – 3pm
East Terrace, Loxton
Turn your Trash into a Great Cash Prize!
Entries displayed at Riverland Ford. Vote
for the People’s Choice Award until 1pm
FREE Creative Workshops
Artists in Action
Shops Open
Whole Town Garage Sale
....and much more
www.visitloxton.com.au
Riverland Junior Motorcycle Club Round 4
State Titles 16/08/2014-17/08/2014 Renmark
Footloose - Loxton High School Musical
21/08/2014- 23/08/2014 Loxton
Renmark Lions Club Garage Sale
16/08/2014 Renmark
Australia and New
Zealand have been
included on the Kenny
Rogers Through The
Years tour, planned for
2015.
For those going to the
Tamworth festival you
will have the opportunity
to see Kenny’s show at
TRECC on Sunday, Janu-
ary 25 from 4pm.
Bookings opened for
all venues, including the
February 11 Adelaide
Festival Centre concert, at
9am today.
Other Aussie dates are:
The Star Event Centre
Sydney on January 23,
Newcastle Entertainment
Centre on January 28,
The Palais Melbourne on
January 30, Launceston
Country Club Tasmania
on February 1, Jupiters
Theatre, the Gold Coast
on February 3, Townsville
Entertainment Centre
on February 6, and City
Muster Sandalford Estate
Swan Valley, Perth on
February 8.
The Tamworth festival
runs from Friday, January
16, to Sunday, January 25,
2015.
♪♫♪♫♪
Having never seen
Kenny Rogers in a live
concert, I have booked in
for this one, even though
my priorities usually lie
with our Aussie acts.
I have enjoyed his
music over the years, and
now it’s time to enjoy a
live performance by this
man, who is not only one
of the top 10 best selling
artists of all time (with
sales of more than 120
million units, including
one diamond, 19 platinum
and 32 gold albums), but
also a Grammy legend,
country superstar, and a
contemporary music icon.
Since his last sold out
tour to Australia he has
been honoured with an
induction into the Amer-
ican Country Music Hall
of Fame and the Willie
Nelson Lifetime Achieve-
ment Award (his sixth
Country Music Associa-
tion Award).
Other prestigious
accolades include three
Grammy Awards, 18
American Music Awards,
eight Academy of Coun-
try Music Awards. There
wouldn’t be many people
who have gone through
life, not having enjoyed
some of the following
songs that Kenny has
“made his own”.
The Gambler, Luci-
lle, Love Or Something
Like It, Coward Of The
County, She Believes In
Me, Ruby, Don’t Take
Your Love To Town, Love
Lifted Me, Reuben James,
You Decorated My Life,
Today I Started Loving
You Again, Tomb Of The
Unknown Love, Islands
In The Stream, She Rides
Wild Horses, We’ve Got
Tonight, She Believes In
Me, are a few of the songs
that Kenny has made his
own. [Note: Kenny was
born on August 21, 1938,
and released the album
The Gambler, in 1978,
with the title track being
the song most people con-
nect him to.]
♪♫♪♫♪
I caught up with The
McClymonts, (Brooke,
Samantha and Mollie), at
Tamworth last month, and
heard them perform two
of the songs from their
new album, launched last
month, Here’s To You & I.
After an enforced
break, following the news
that older sister Brooke
was pregnant, the three
girls are now back in fine
form.
After so many years on
the road, there had been
no time for life beyond
the band, so while Brooke
had daughter Tiggy, they
all took a well-earned
break.
Sam says that their
priorities are now differ-
ent, and she feels that it’s
worked out for the best
because music is still the
number one priority, but
they are so much happier
because they now have
more balance.
The girls describe the
album as being filled with
heartfelt stories, irresisti-
ble tunes and unmistaka-
ble honesty.
Having already accom-
plished so much, The
McClymonts would like
to reach even more people
with their new album,
and they are also looking
forward to touring and
playing festivals.
♪♫♪♫♪
Adam Brand is releas-
ing his 10th studio album,
My Side Of The Street, on
August 8, and he has just
one SA show listed in his
My Side Of The Street
tour dates.
Friday, October 10 is
when he will be at Hahn-
dorf, playing the Hahndorf
Mill, with ticket bookings
to 8388 7888 or online
(hahndorfoldmill.com).
Adam’s special guests
will be fellow entertainer,
Jasmine Rae, along with
2014 CMC New Oz Artist
of the Year, Matt Cornell.
Adam’s tour, which
kicks off on September
3, will be to promote his
13-track album.
♪♫♪♫♪
There is a new 24-hour
online country music
station only weeks away
from starting, but having
its test run at present.
I will bring you more
on it in my next column,
but you can check it out
online (http://www.ozemr.
com/test/).
Kenny’s Oz visit coincides with Tamworth
Country music legend
Kenny Rogers is coming
to Australia early next
year.
MY KIND
OF COUNTRY
with Robyn McIntosh
BDYC DINNER: Berri District Youth Club members used a special Annie dinner
show at the Bonney Theatre recently to raise runds for their trip to the 2015 World
Gymnaestrada in Helsinki. 1. Pictured are Austin Hampel, Belinda Rayner, both 12, Levi
McFarlane, 7, Amanda Rodden, Phoebe Rodden, 10, and Aly Rayner. 2. Richie Roberts
and Maxine Hodgson. 3. Paul and Yvonne Kruschel.
PHOTOS: Jannette Fulham
BERRI BACKS TREE DAY:
Local Toyota dealership
Big River Toyota joined
with the Berri Lions Club,
the Berri Barmera Local
Action Planning Committee
(BBLAP) and three local
schools to back Schools
Tree Day last week. The
event saw approximately
80 students from Berri
Primary School, Glossop
High School and Riverland
Special School take part
in planting activities at the
new Berri river front marina.
1
3
2
TREE DAY: More than 500 trees and shrubs were planted at Johnson’s
Waterhole, Renmark, last Friday as part of National Tree Day. Pictured are
Renmark Paringa Council environmental officer Teagan McKillop (left) and
district manager of National Resources SA MDB Phil Strachan. PHOTO: Will Slee
BACK TO BUSINESS: The Taylor Group joined with NRS Media last week to present a
series of marketing seminars across the Riverland aimed at boosting local business.
The Taylor Group of Newspapers’ Margie Betts (right) with (from left) Graham McInness
(Gilgens Country River Retreat) and Dean and Janet Gross (Havenhand Chocolates).
OLOR
SCIENCE:
Our Lady
of the River
School,
Berri,
students
had a
special
visit from
the CSIRO
Science
team
recently.
Pictured
at the
workshops
were Kye
and Macey.
(Surnames
omitted
per school
policy.)
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SCHOOL
SPORTS:
Teacher Leanne
Menz and Abby
Perry, 15, from
Renmark High
volunteering
at yesterday’s
Renmark
Primary School’s
sports day.